Fanagle

To haggle or bargain something. Also used as a verb to illustrate a narrow escape out of a tight situation.

fanagle finagle bargain haggle escape negotiate

We fanagled our way out of a parking ticket by sweet talking the cop. I'm sure he knew what we were doing, but he was cool and still cut us a break.

by Smoking Pistol June 9, 2016

fancily

a word to describe the action of doing something in a fancy manor.

"I signed my name very fancily on the reciept.

by Ruby Kovacs October 5, 2007

fandilla

Fandilla, commonly called Fandi is a peculiar human being.

She has big chichis and likes Indian comidita.

She shares birthdays with the eccentric, Laura.

She enjoys staring at guys named Hugo and being cold. Even though she's always cold, she never brings anything to cover herself up. And when she actually does bring something, she gives it to someone else.

Apropos of the Hugos. She likes writing small notes and making her friends put it into his jacket, it always falls through

1."I'm cold"
"go take Fandilla's jacket/scarf"

2. "Look at dat' ass"
"It must be Fandilla"

by LadyPuppiesandRainbows November 19, 2013

Fenail

The name for the hole left in a board after the nail has been pulled out.

The oak board was left with several fenails after all of the nails had been pulled out.

by R with an F January 29, 2022

fanilo

Fanilo est un prénom malgache, qui signifie « éclaireur », « lampe » ou même « flambeau ». Les personnes qui porte ce nom son ce qui arrive plus à éclairer les vies des personnes qui les entourent. C’est personne sont cool mais pas souvent aimer par les autres par jalousie mais ne les méprenez pas ils sont gentils.

Mon nom est Fanilo, je suis un éclaireur.

by Fanilor38 March 20, 2019

fantail

The fan-shaped patch of hair just above a guy's butt.

He's got as much hair on his fantail as he has in his crotch.

by Evan69 August 15, 2010

Fantillusion

A night-time three-act parade running in the non-stateside Disneylands. Begins with Mickey leading a magical fairy garden bringing the gift of Disney Light, followed by villains taking the light to make it night, and happily ending with the princesses (along with Minnie) turning the night back into light. When it started in Tokyo Disneyland, the 29 floats would stop along the parade route for all three acts. Upon moving to Disneyland Paris, it was severely cut back to 12 floats with at maximum two acts to be seen, weather permitting.

From out of the night, comes the magic of light! As Disneyland proudly presents: Fantillusion!

by Mark ete March 20, 2011